Describe the bug
A user tries to end a downtime on the host and its services prematurely. Here he receives the message that he has no rights. However, the user has all rights for downtimes
To Reproduce
In ICINGA, the clients are separated by host groups.
The user receives corresponding rights to his host groups.
- The user creates a downtime on the host with all services.
- He then wants to end the downtime prematurely
Expected behavior
If the user wants to delete the downtime, no error message should appear that he does not have permission to do so, even though the permission has been granted to him
The following error message appears:
As an admin, I can delete the downtime without any problems
Your Environment
Include as many relevant details about the environment you experienced the problem in.
- Icinga DB Web version (System - About): 1.4.0
- Icinga Web 2 version (System - About): 2.13.0
- Web browser: Chrome
- Icinga 2 version (
icinga2 --version): r2.16.0-1
- Icinga DB version (
icingadb --version): v1.5.1
- PHP version used (
php --version): 8.4.20
- Server operating system and version: Debian 12
Describe the bug
A user tries to end a downtime on the host and its services prematurely. Here he receives the message that he has no rights. However, the user has all rights for downtimes
To Reproduce
In ICINGA, the clients are separated by host groups.
The user receives corresponding rights to his host groups.
Expected behavior
If the user wants to delete the downtime, no error message should appear that he does not have permission to do so, even though the permission has been granted to him
The following error message appears:
As an admin, I can delete the downtime without any problems
Your Environment
Include as many relevant details about the environment you experienced the problem in.
icinga2 --version): r2.16.0-1icingadb --version): v1.5.1php --version): 8.4.20